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the promise of eternity

And the Aeneid is the template par excellence for a conversion account—in Knox’s own words: “An Aeneid involves not merely coming home

Christmas 1809: Roberto Castillo sets forth for the village of San Cristóbal

A rite is the typical human action

Far From Cibola Vann because he was himself aBy Paul Horgan Paul Horgan was very much a man of the American Southwest, living there most of his career and setting many of his works there. In those Southwestern spaces, he wrote, great as they are, a person stands in relief like an earth feature, small, perhaps, but strongly lighted and as strongly shadowed. Horgan was also very much a Catholic, and he saw and wrote about life according to the light which his religion granted him. These two powers